Topshop

Good shop and selection overall, very affordable I must add.
The rating suddenly went down as this young salesman/​wanker stormed into the changing room without even asking if someone was in. Pay some respect to your customers and take your cap off young man! I’m sure going to think twice before using these changing rooms again. Sad.

It’s strange — the older I get, the more I rely on Topshop. I just can’t get enough! In the last two months I have got a Topshop store card, and a Topman store card. I pop in every week to see what is new, and even though I DO NOT need any more clothes, I seem to always find something here that makes me think that this is just simply the best, most practical purchase ever, and if I wear if every day then it won’t matter about the cost, right? Er, is there a Topshop AA meeting that I can attend?
Topshop Kingston is my local, but unless I pick my times very wisely, it is very busy, and you have to wait ages to get into the small changing rooms. It is also always packed with school kids — during school time no less! I can only imagine that schools now have a ‘Topshop hour’ which is the modern day version of the field trips that we used to go on at school.
Back to Richmond — I didn’t see any school kids; I practically had the shop to myself. I dove into the dressing rooms with armfuls of clothes, and was pleased to say that each changing room gives you a lot more space than Kingston. This branch is a little bit smaller than Kingston, and of course, a lot smaller than the mothership on Oxford Circus. Don’t expect to get all the range here, but do hunt towards the back of the rails — different lines of clothes share the same rails to optimise the amount of stock on show.
It goes without saying that I left with some clothes, what can I say? Right now Topshop is at the head of the game, and I will continue to shop here for as long as my bank account can stand it!